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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21
District Court.


The following cases were disposed Of at the last
term of the Fourteenth Judicial District Court
State W. j. r Lormsn, ct als-Assault with
dangerous wesRan. Mol pros, to all.
State vs.. L. " BTOwJl-ShOOtiRg and WOTlHding
with intent to kill Mol pros.
State VS. Gabriel West-GarTying concealed
weapons. Verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Julien misunderstanding concealed
weapons. Not guilty.
State vs.. Dorselite Hehert-Selling liquor to
minors. Mol pros.
State vs. Mayo Moore - Carrying concealed
weapons. Guilty.
State vs.. j. D. Cooper-Stabbing and woundinE.
Not guilty.
state vs. Nose Butler-AIurder Not guilty.
State VS.. Birdie LeOnaTd-UsinG obscene Ian
guage on highway. Mol pros.
State VS.. Edmond Sam-LaTeeuy. Not guilty
State vs.. Gabriel Hebert-Burglary. Plead
guilty.
State VS.. Isaac Puio-Cutting and w0nnding.
Guilty; two years
State VS. James Brooks. cOl.-Selling liquor
without license. entity 800 and costs.
State HOnore DnhOn-Assanlt and battery.
Not guilty.
license. Plead guilty 800 and costs.
State VS. Z DOuCet-Plsad guilty 800 and costs
or 80 days.
L. DFeyfus VS. L. c. Dees-NO cause of action.
W T Stewart d Co. vs. A. J. Perkins-TwO
verdicts-1 for plaintiff for defendant. Motion
for new trial filed Oyerruled.
Jacob Ryan D NJ. Foster ct als.-Verdict
for defendant.
H G. Farquhar VS. H 5. les, ct nls.-Eo cause
of action.
j. W Bryan VS. A r FOHtenOt ct als.-Dis.
missed on plaintiffs motion.
p j. Willis & Bro. vs.. j. 7. DNvids0n-Jud G
ment for plaintiff $1,000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

The Chicago LasmJsrplaR says: 81
will be remembered BY the readers Of
the Lum6ermaa who were interested
in The subject, that while ago edi-
torial mention was made of 4 con
tractor who claimed that the durability
Of yellow pine timber depended to
some extent on the time Of year the
timber was cut Our Mobile cores
pondent, who has good facilities for
Investigating the subject, says in his
letter this week that notimber or lnm-
Der inspector in the South has been
known to base a claim for rejection or
reclamation on the ground that the
timber vas sent in any Particular season
The greater part Of yellow pine, he
says, II fellcd ii the summer and fail.
The contractor made claim that was
certainly unique, and without much
doubt one that WAS without the slight
est foundation except IN fancy.D
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

The Vanderbilt University annual
DISCLAIMERS contest of the PhiIosophic
Literary Society took place yesterday
before large audience. The contest
ants were Mr.. ]. S. Cooper, of Ken
lucky, subject, "The Field of Water
loo :" Mr.. G. S. Parks, of Tennessee,
subject, "AIl Pyramids not Egyptian"
Mr. E. E. Price, of Maryland, subject,
"The Red Jacket c. D. Moss, of
Louisiana, subject, Death Bed of
Benedict Arnold :" ]. R. Wynnc, Of
Alabama, subject, my Country, Ny
Mother, My God" S, L. Strother, of
Missouri, subject, "CataIlne's De
Tense" The judges were DIR. Fitz-
gerald, DR.. Barbee and A. S. Colyar.
When the young men had all so
handsomely acquitted themselves that
each had rounds Of applause, the
judges retired, and in a few minutes
returned. Stepping on the platform,
Mr.. Colyar said the five gentlemen
who would be disappointed had the
consolation Of knowing, and there
fore, should not be panied at the de
feat, that the victor came so near being
perfect that the modification incident
to defeat ought 10 be greatly lessened.
The victor lacked only the slightest
shade Of being perfect, while all did
well.
But the young gentleman who won
this beautiful gold medal, is just start
ing in long contestant if it should
turn ont at the end that any one of
the young gentlemen now defeated
shall have done more work than the
victor, the public will award the prize
to him who thus works, over the young
gentleman whom / now confer tht
honor upon. Mr.. Moss will pleas
come forward and take this beautifu
medal.
Mr.. Moss with smiles and blushel
advanced and received the media
amidst great applause NashViH
| Tenn american.
+. Mr.. Moss, referred TO in the above
is the son of our esteemed felIow-citi
zen, DIR. A. II. Moss, and it is witt
pleasure VIC chronicle the fact of hi
success, as it is in keeping with wha
we have contended all along, tina
there was just as good material i
CaIcasieu boys as conld be found any
where, and the EoHo congratulates il
young friend Glenn on his victory owe
such formidable competitors.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

The american, is the name OF a
neatly printed, newsy l6-page paper
published here by the ]. b. Watkins
North American Land and Timbel
Company. The american at present
is being printed in New York, but as
soon as their Office plant arrives,
which will be in a short while, the pa.
per will be printed here in Lake
Charles, and will be devoted to the
building up Of the parish of Calcasien
in particular, and Southwest Louisiana
il general. The american will be
under the supervision of Mr.. w. F.
Mechanism, formerly editor Of the
Sabine Pass (Texas) Times, a practical
printer, fluent writer, and an expo
rieneed newspaper man, who no doubt
win make the paper interesting. We
heartily welcome this new candidate
for public favor and wish il abundant
success, as it will be strong coad-
julor in assisting the Echo IN the good
work it has been engaged in for years
in placing before the world the many
of climate and fertility of
soil offered the farming classes Of the
North and East here in Galcasien
parish. So we say, Bro. McClanaban,
sou can commence to blow your
American eoneh shell as soon as yon
please, aad may the racket you make
be heard ia every household in the
ianl.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

Baton Rouge Capitolian-Adyoeate.
Irwin Smith, convicted in Calcasieu
parish of larceny and sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary on May
20, 1886, on his own plea of guilty.
The prisoner, aged 10, took the watch
of his room mate without consent, al
lowed a woman to wear it once, and
afterWard pnt it in his own trunk.
His plea of guilty prevented the show
ing of absence of felonious intent. A
new trial was offered by the court, but
was declined by the prisoner. The
previous good character of Smith is
attested by many worthy citizens and
officers who state their belief that
there was no criminal intent 10 taking
the watch, and therefore pray for
a full pardon, This the trial Judge
declined recommending. The Lieu.
tenant.Governor and Attorneys General
recommended pardon to take effect
one day before the expiration Of his
term to restore his citizenship. Since
his imprisonment his conduct has been
most exemplary in all respects. Par.
don issued in accordance with recon.
meHdation May 70, 1887.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

THE FL Naeioasl, one of the most
prominent newspapers published 10.
Mexico, uses the following brsgga-
doeio language in referring to = recent
display Ortroops at the city OF Mexico:
"The day we have 200, 600 veterans we
will laugh at Yankees, and we viii go
on the other side of Rio Grsnde and
give them lesson. To have such a
force il is only necessary to enforce
compulsory service, aud to appropriate
the actual revenue Of the nation. Then
we shall be able TO get even for the
taking of Vera Cruz, Gerro Gordo and
the defeats in the valley of Mexico.
Then we will beat the Yankees"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21


Tho following Is the programme Of
the addresses, essays, etc, 10 be de-
livered before the meeting Of The
Louisiana Press Association, at lake
Charles, June IA, 1887;
Addressed Hon. William
Meyer, Mayor Of Lake Charles.
Response-Gen. Leon Jastremski,
Of the Capitolian- Aduocate, and Pres
idsnt of the Association.
History of the Press in Louisiana,
from the Forties,r to the Present
Time-Col. A. r. Mitchell, of Lake
Charles.
The Country Editorials. ELLA
Bentley, of the DOualdsOnville Chtef.
The Industrial Sonih-Maior E, A,
Burke, Of the n. o. Times-DsmOcrat,
Duties and Abuses of journalism
"A. ]. Lafargue, of the Marksyille BRt,
Istin.
Literature in LOuisiana-Hon. Chas.
Gayarre, of New Orleans.
The Newspaper Man-Mrs, Ava
HildenbraBd, of the Gretna Courier.
journalistic Conservatism-Col. I.
Sambola Jones, of the CapitOi'a,-Ad-
| W0cGte.
The Press as an Educator-Mrs.
Marie Louise Garner, of the East Car
roll Banner.
POEM. B. Wilkinson, Jr., of the
N. o. City Item.
Essay-Miss Addie McGrsth, of the
Baton Rouge Trstth.
What Constitutes Independent jour
nalism--Jos. W. Carew, of the St.
Charles Herald.
The Interests of the Press. Y
Gilmore, of the Sugar BOa0l and Farm
Journal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

Mrs. r. L. GIBSON, wife of Senator
R. L. Gibson, died at her residence in
Washington City last Thursday, the
18th inst, from Brights disease. The
deceased lady was about 40 years of
age, and leaves three children, all
boys, and devoted husband to mourn
her nntimely taking off. Mrs. Gibson
was member of the Catholic Church,
and was religious IN the strict use of
the term. She possessed an unusually
fine character, uniting amiability and
6rmBess to an extraordinary degree
She was Withsl a very popular woman
and was much admired and loved il
the social circles of Washington. The
EcHo extends its heartfelt sympathieI
TO the bereaved family in this thei
houT of affection.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

The meeting held last Wednesday
night at Williams Opera House in
the interest of education, though not
as largely attended as the Importance
OF the occasion demanded, brought
out a number of prominent citizens
who are interested in and advocates of
education. The meeting was organ
lied by calling D. B. Gorbam, Esq,
to the chair, who explained the objects
of the meeting in forcible and clio
quent terms. Capt. Gorham argued
logically and with force the great ne
ceBsity of high grade school in Lake
Charles, which, in the opinion of the
speaker, could but prove "A success.
DR.. Sheib, president of the State
Normal School, also addressed the
meeting in a few telling remarks, show
ing the Importance 10 the cause of
education Of fostering primary schools,
as he looked upon the primary school
as the stepping stone TO the higher
grades.
Reg. A. P. Scofeld, in a few well
chosen and clearly defined words
strongly favored and showed the ne
cessity of the establishment of {
graded school at Lake Charles, and
made stirring and telling appeal tc
the people for earnest action in thu
matter.
Capt. o. NJ. Marsh also made q few
interesting remarks. While the Capt
expressed himself as almost despair
ing of Lake Charles ever having
graded school, yet he assumed am
; believed that if as many as eight eiti
gems, interested in the matter, wonlr
mite and pull together on this ques
ton, their efforts would be crownei
with success and Lake Charles woul
then have q graded school, but nc
D.. otherwise. At the conclusion of Cap
} Marsh's remarks the meeting &C
/, iourned over until Friday evening a
$3.50 o'clock, on which occasion othe
: prominent citizens viii give theirVieN
on education aud its henefcent n
u suits.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21
NOTICE,

STATE LAND OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, LA,
May 4, 1887.
ITO JOHN DONAHOE, formerly of Cal
i casieu parish, La, take notice, that
complaint has been made against you under
the provisions of Act 1O7 of 1886, by George
your Homestead Entry No. TO for M of
NW3l, and sEh of NWZ, and NW3l of
NE4, of Sec. nine C9), TIP. o. S., R. (6) Xix,
W., s. W. D. La, with view to cancel your
said entry Testimony in support of said
complaint will be taken before c. D. Welsh,
Notary Public, at Welsh, La, May II, 1887,
and trial of the case before me at this office,
June II, 1887.
JAMES L. LOBDELL, Register.
Tnav-T-iS7
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

The N. 0. Chronicle says 1t is ru-
mored that the Southern Express Com
pany is perfeeting arrangements with
the Louisiana Lottery Company to
distribute its mail all over the con-
tinent for the same rate of postage
paid the United States government.
The Chronicle further says 1T is q
well known fact that The government
has issued an order prohibiting the
delivery Of registered letters or the
payment of money orders to the Louis
lana Lottery Company, or to Mr.. N,
A. Danphin, and it is but natural to
presume that the Lottery company
having been denied the privileges Of
the mails, have felt themselves com
PEELED to seek some other means fol
the transmission Of their immense
amount Of letters and packages"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21
NOTICE.

STATE LAND OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, La,
May 4, 1887.
ITO BEVERLY ROSS, formerly of Cal
l. easieu parish, La, take notice, that
complaint has been made against you under
the provisions If Act 107 of 1886, by George
o. Films, of Opelousas, La, for abandoning
your Homestead Entry No. "a, for SWh OF
Mex, VIZ Of SCI, and SE1( of SEX, Sec
nine To-, Up. nine t9l g., r. six [6l W., s. w
d. La, with q view to cancel your said entry
Testimony in support of said complaint viii
be taken before G. D. Welsh, Notary Public
at Welsh, La, May II, 1887, and trial of the
case before me ut this office, June II, 1887
JAMES L. IOBDELL, Register.
yuou-T-D87
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NOTICE.

STATE LAND OFFICE, BATON RoUGE, LA,
May 4, 1887. !
TITO JOHN W. ALLEN, formerly Of Cal
L casieu parish, La, take notice, that
complaint has been made against you under
the provisions of Act 10T of 1886, by George
o. Films, of OpelOusas, La, for abandoning
EElL, Section Isl eight, E}S OF NE5( and
NER OF SE36 Sec. az seventeen, TIP. %
nine s., r. (6} six w, s, W. D., La, with q
view to cancel your said entry Testimony
in support of said complaint will be taken
before G. d. Welsh, Notary Public, at Welsh,
La, May Il, 1887, and trial of the case be-
fore me at this Office, June Il, 1887.
JAMES l. LOBDELL, Register.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

a LETTER was mailed in New Or
leans Jan. 9th, 1887, with the object
Of having il 60 round the world and
collecting the various postmarks peeu-
liar to the different countries through
which il should pass on its circuitons
journey. The letter made the circuit
in III days, arriving safely in New
Orleans on the 4th inst. 1t bears the
photographic signatures Of the persons
who received and dispatched Il, and a
memorandum giving the time Of its
arrival and departure from the differ
ent points en- route. The envelope
bears the past mark Of New Orleans,
New York, London, England Bonn
bay and Calcutta, India; Hong Kong,
China; Yokohama, Japan, and San
Francisco, Cal. Il is now in posses
sion of Willis j. Russell, Of new Or.
leans, who prizes II Dis valuable docn-
ment.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

O0O ACRES OF IaAND-pine and marsh
fONDO good logging district f; 300 acres
under fence, part In pasture $50 acres In a
rice farm I; 100 acres more Of very rich rice
land, not fenced. This property is situated
about - miles north of Lake Charles, be-
tween West Fork and CalcasIeu river. Also,
800 head Of sheep and 20 head of cattle will
be sold cheap. Farm implements, consisting
Of $500 thresher, a Champion reaper and
Acme harvester, go with the place.
For further particulars applyto
j. w. BRYAN.
Lake Charles, La, May 81, 1Ss7.-t.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21
NOTICE.

STATE LAND OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, LA,
May 4, 1887.
mo PLEASANT MITCHELL, formerly Of
j Calcasieu parish, La, take notice, that
complaint has been made against you under
the provisions of Act 107 of 1886, by George
O. Films, of OpelOusas, La, for abandoning
your Homestead Entry No. IS, for SWh
Sec. nine [0l, TIP. nine T9l s., R. six 70 W,
S. W. D. La, with view to cancel your
said entry. Testimony In support of said
complaint will be taken before q. d. Welsh,
Notary Public, at Welsh, La, May II, 1887,
and trial of the case before me at this office,
June II, 1887.
JAMES L. LOBDELL, Register.
may-7-'S7
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

fkaHlNe9o2 gossip has L lhat Sen
ator RI H. Gibson Il the raoss pFoba.s
His seecessof 70 the late Associate
Justice Woods, Of tie Supreme Court.
According b This gossip. Che President
would prefer to make Tie appointment
from Louisiana, rather fhan from any
of the half dozen States within the
cirsnit, and Senator Gibson, IN every
respect, meets the requirements foI
the position, which is represented ID
Be tlse ambition Of his life.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

NoTtEG some strietnFes on the &c.
ton Of the Governor in ordering the
special election for Judge in the ThiT-
teenth Judicial District 10 be held on
The eth Of December, 1897 the Baton
Range correspondent Of the Times.
Dsnaperat, called On the executive
csice apa oblained she following rea.
AaBA Nsly the elae6ian visa not ordered
fto 10 hela N Az eagsier date. rsicie
Il 90 ri lie Stase tioratifasion pFoyifiea
that III elections fof district iudoes
~ oil gaanries pecaaS0ned hg dentt,
prremogai shall be TOT the nnexoi5s
t5Fta and tie Garesa0f shall siis the
vaeKncy nHtil al eleetiaa cst be ield
Act BE. s. Of 1915, reqniFas the rs
J, lice dnFias u fx polling places apl
!. iaFecincta, and when oace establishpi
ihey cannot Be changed except by
+ two.thirds vote 81 th1 roliee lnry !
tWc different noetiaga aad Six mouth
6 bsfore aR election. The apparens d
! lay was ii give lime Is Che Pole
; 3aeaa of The peFishes Of ST landr
+ md Acadia "a comply with lhe "A
regarding abe agiag III polling place
! a1d preciasis which haze been dissi
eed bg ihs creation cf Tho nal
h 81 Acais
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

HERE u measure Or method in
the arrangements for Mr. Blaine's En-
ropean tour that challenges admire
ton. The fact that 1t is to be to some
extent an imitation Of the Grant trip
of eight years ago in no wise detracts
from its Tsiue IS an electiUBeering
scheme, though the signal failure Of
the third term enterprise suggests q
doubt As 10 tie svailability Of foreign
extensions with pyrotechnic accom-
paniments as a medium Of wheedling
American politicians into questionable
movements.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21
NOTICE.

STATE LAND OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, LA,
May 4, 1887.
TITO THOMAS WHITE, formerly of Cal
j casieu parish, La, take notice, that
complaint has been made against you under
the provisions Of Act 10T of 1886, by George
o. Films, of Opelousas, La, for abandoning
your Homestead Entry No. II, for NV Il of
NW5[, So of NWK, and SW]l Of NE1{,
Sec 81 eight, TIP. nine (D) g., r. six F6J W.,
S. W. d. La, with a view to cancel your said
entry. Testimony in support Of said com
plant will be taken before @. d. Welsh, No
tary Public, at Welsh, La, May II, 1887, and
trial of the case before me at this Office, june
IL, 1857, JAMES l. LoBDELL, Register.
maV-T-I8T
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NOTICE.

STATE LAND OFFT0E, BATON RoUaE, Las |
May 4, 1887.
TyOPATRICK DWYER, formerly Of Car
4 casieU parish, Ia, take notice bLial
complaint has been made against ypn under
the provisions Of Act l07 of 1856, by 6eo. y,
Rlms, OF Opelousas, La, for abandoning youi
Homestead Entry No. 80, for ElS ofsW11 Of
Section E5) five, and NEL OF NWA and
RWR or NEh, Section tS) eight, Up; ~
nine South, r six (6) West, s. W. ID. La,
with view to cancel your said entry. Iestl
mony in support of said complaint VIII DC
taken before Q. d. Welsh, Notary Public 81
Welsh, La, May II, 1857, and trial OF Inc
case before me at this Office, june II, 1851
JAMES 1. LOBDELL, Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

DANIEL HAND, of GuilfOrd, Coma.
has, tipulaied in his will that the in
terest On 100000 Of his estate shall
be devoted perpetually to the eduea,
lion Of The eolored children Of the
Enafll
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21


Nv virtue Of resolution adopted at the
iast meeting Of the Association, ! hereby
designate TUESDAY, JUNE "A, 1887, as the
fsme 81 the annual reunion at Lake Charles:
Delegates 10 the third annual convention OF
SIC National Editorial Association, TO be held
AZ Denver, Colorado, Sept. 6. 1887, are 10 be
ehosen and ether business Of Importance 70
Che Louisiana Press Association Is also 70 pc
transacted The members OF the Association
are aaFneslIy requested 10 attend the meeting
at Lake Charles, for the success Of which
every preparation Is being made. The zieRi-
l,ers aild theIr iadies, intending 10 be present,
arc also requested 10 notify me Of their de-
Termination at their earliest convenience.
LEON JAETREMsKI,
President Louisiana Press Association.
baton Rouge, April 9, 1887
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

THE Chicago LataabsrnaaR says that
Major Z. A. Burke, of the Times
Demosrat, and several other Southern
capitalists, were lately in Little Rock,
Ark, with the view Of prospecting for
and purchasing large area Of timber
land IN that vicinity.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

THE financial success OF the g Mem
oirs of q. s. Grant, is unprecedented
IN literature. MRS. Grant has inst re-
ceived from DR.. Cbas, Z. Webster .
check for s8s.3s4.5S as additional
profits from the sale Of The work,
making her total receipts to date
1894 49, So.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

THE New Orleans Chronicle thinks
there Is reason to suppose that Nor,
gan City would become the second
port Of the State in the magnitude of
its commerce with a deep water chan.
mel to The Gulf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21

CAVENAH- WELsH.-At the residence
of the BRIDES father, Jacob Welsh, on May
IL, 1887, by Rev. W. NJ. Thompson. Mr..
Robert Cavenah and Miss Nancy A. Welsh.
All of Calcasieu parish.
HARRY-DUKE.-In st. Landry parish,
May 5, 1887, by Rev j. D. Porter, assisted
by Rev. j. G. jackson, Rev. Robert Harry
pastor of the Methodist Church ut this place
and Mrs. Ida Duke, of St. Landry parish
AbbeyiUe MeridiOudI
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-21
Lake Charles, May 21.--td.
MUSIC FOE AL.

MISS AGNA WILMINGTON, thor
IEL oughly trained in music, will give les
sons on any one, or all of the following in
struments Guitar, Violin, Banjo and Piano.
Terms moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed.
She will receive pupils at the home Of her
mother, LIST door north Of Prof. Albert's res
idenee, or will call at the home of pupils.
nnnn.1A-l91
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Notice of RegisfrafiOn

INl day, May 2&tRA TO s5mne AGi,
inclusive, for the purpose of registering all
parties who are legally entitled to vote at the
TOWN ELECTION, to be held u nme GtBR.
l will also make transfers from other words
upon legal showing. A. L. REID,
Registrar.
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New Advertisements.
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
IN "Wednesday, JmRe j, 1857,
at o'clock p. M, the Lake Charles Home
stead and Loan Association will offer for sale
at the Court House, all funds on hand at thai
date. E. F. MASSEY, Bec'y.
Lake Charles, May q, lS87.-2t.